Asked by Micheal
LCM of (x-y) and 2(y-x)
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Rhonda
If you change the x and y to real numbers such as -2 and 3 the x-y=-5 and y-x=3--2=5 then multiply by 2 to get 10.
So, I would thin that the LCM might be
-2. Try it out in a few more weird number situations and see if it works.
So, I would thin that the LCM might be
-2. Try it out in a few more weird number situations and see if it works.
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